Importance of soil texture to the fate of pathogens introduced by irrigation with treated wastewater

Keyphrases

• Wastewater Treatment 100%
• Irrigation 100%
• Soil Texture 100%
• Fecal Indicator Bacteria 83%
• Irrigated Soils 50%
• Clay 50%
• Microbial Pathogens 50%
• Soil Type 33%
• Potable Water 33%
• Bacterial Pathogens 33%
• Culture-independent Methods 33%
• Potential Pathogens 33%
• Indicator Pathogens 33%
• Treated Wastewater Irrigation 33%
• Adverse Effects 16%
• Water Type 16%
• Clay Content 16%
• Water Scarcity 16%
• Protists 16%
• Clay Loam 16%
• Loamy Sand 16%
• Sand 16%
• Large Surface Area 16%
• Bacterial Abundance 16%
• Stabilizing Effect 16%
• Potential Health Risk 16%
• Pathogenic Bacteria 16%
• Soil Contamination 16%
• Obligate 16%
• Adverse Health Effects 16%
• Silt 16%
• Human Pathogens 16%
• Soil Fractions 16%
• Pathogen Abundance 16%
• Soil Particle Size 16%
• Pathogen Diversity 16%
• Crop Contamination 16%

Agricultural and Biological Sciences

• Soil Texture 100%
• Irrigated Soils 100%
• Irrigation 100%
• Soil Type 66%
• Wastewater Irrigation 66%
• Loam 33%
• Protist 33%
• Surface Area 33%
• Adverse Effects 33%
• Silt 33%
• Soil Contamination 33%
• Crop Contamination 33%